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Page 75 Simplimatic Designs Conveyor and Robotics Solutions
Forest, VA — Simplimatic’s line of Cimtrak conveyor and automation products are known for their reliabil- ity and have a long history of moving PCBs, ceramic and metal substrates, flexible media, JEDEC trays, and other carriers since their debut in 1988. These products have an aver- age service life of over 15 years and are in use by hundreds of SMT man- ufacturers around the world. In addition to product-convey-
ing equipment, the company special- izes in the integration of robotics and automation equipment to automate repetitive, unsafe, or monotonous manual tasks for the electronics industry. Simplimatic is a registered integrator for FANUC, KUKA, and Universal Robots and works to pair customers’ production needs with a robot that has the payload, reach, repeatability, and speed to accom- plish a task reliably. Typical robotic applications
within the electronics industry include picking and placing, box building, inspection, and sorting. The company’s engineers can program
Conecsus Launches “Green” Recycling Website
Terrell, TX — Conecsus has launched a new website (
www.conecsus
llc.com), a comprehensive resource for SMT electronics manufacturers and a wide range of other industries that produce tin and other metal waste. The website provides a fresh look
at the simplicity and profitability of trading metals waste for money using
i-CLAMPS (IDC)
any robot with a large variety of cus- tom features, including many error recovery scenarios, to ensure smooth integration and reliable operation in facilities around the world. The company offers trusted
material handling solutions for the electronics industry, paired with innovative robotics and automation equipment geared to ensure the effi- ciency and high-throughput of any
electronics production line. Contact: Simplimatic
Automation, 1046 W London Park
Drive, Forest, VA 24551 % 434-385-9181 fax: 434-385-7813 Web:
www.simplimatic.com
Robotic material handling system. See at IPC APEX, Booth 2123
™
One-Way Series Two-Way Series
Website for Conecsus’ recycling services.
the company’s recycling programs. Conecsus is a “green” recycler and refiner of SMT solder/solder paste wastes and residues, as well as tin, lead, silver, gold, and copper from a variety of manufacturing industries. The company converts these wastes into usable metal products. Conecsus customers can use the
site to learn how the company’s recy- cling technologies benefit SMT and PCB electronics manufacturers, how the system works, and how it repre- sents an efficient way of dealing with metals-contaminated waste in an increasingly environmentally-con-
scious manufacturing world. Contact: Conecsus LLC, 106
Tejas Drive, Terrell, TX 75160 % 855-846-5323 fax: 972-551-5901
E-mail:
info@conecsusllc.com Web: http:
www.conecsusllc.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3551 See at ATX West, Booth 3355 T-Series
IDC (Insulation Displacement Connectors) Easy to use Quick and reliable connections Tamper Proof Designed to withstand shock and vibration Housing made from durable Polycarbonate Tin plated High Performance copper alloy contacts For use with 10-22 AWG insulated wires One Way Series for splicing several lines together T Series for branching off a common wire run Two Way Series uniquely designed for pre-assembly to add fixtures or components to existing wiring UL listing pending
IT’S WHAT’S ON THE INSIDE THAT COUNTS ® ELECTRONICS COR P.
www.keyelco.com (718) 956-8900 (800) 221-5510 REQUEST CATALOG M65
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